denise falcone
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The Cry of Tarzan
From Midtown &Uncategorized about Art & Performance, celebrities, johnny weismuller, Old New York, Restaurants and Bars, tarzanPublished on: 10/11/2011
Denise Falcone is a writer who lives in New York City. Her work has appeared in J Journal, Antique Children, Perhaps I Am Wrong About The World, Why Vandalism?, Kerouac's Dog, Blood Orange Review, Foliate Oak, Berg Gasse 19, and others.
I was only five, but I knew my mom and dad were in court that day fighting over custody rights. The rainy gray outside—plus the turmoil of yelling and crying, nighttime stirrings, and mornings waking up in different rooms or houses or cars, and not understanding what was going on or where exactly was home—had […]
I was scrolling through Twitter after midnight a couple of weeks ago when I read that the photographer and New York personality Ricky Powell had died. The news hit me because as kids we’d spent a lot of time together at the 14th Street Y in afterschool programs. Biddy Basketball and Sportsman’s Clinic, and the […]
When you sit down on a weather-worn bench in New York—one that is dry and bone colored—it feels like you’ve stepped out of your body. You’ve left a building, a crowded café, stepped off of an accordion bus, or out of a bodega. It’s a pause where you take a cigarette break even though you […]
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